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Mariah, Miley, Beyonce Aid Cancer Cause What would it sound like if 15 of the hottest female singers joined voices? The answer will be revealed Sept. 2.
Inside Ellen And Portia's Wedding People magazine spoke to the couple, before and after. People Executive Editor and Early Show entertainment contributor Jess Cagle fills in viewers.
Buzz Briefs: Toby Keith, Donnie Wahlberg Toby Keith praises Obama. Donnie Wahlberg and his wife file for divorce. Britney Spears' custody fight had hefty price tag. Thurber Prize for American Humor picks finalists. Original member of The Spinners dies.
"Godspell" Says "No Go" For Broadway Godspell," a revival of the 1970s Stephen Schwartz flower-power musical, will postpone its opening after the loss of a major investor, the fourth production to put on hold plans for a New York run this season.
How Vinyl Got Its Groove Back In the age of the ubiquitous iPod, there's something retro spinning into earshot. As it turns out, LPs are making a comeback. Anthony Mason reports on the new vinyl revolution.
Vietnam Releases Gary Glitter From Prison Authorities freed British glam rocker Gary Glitter from prison in southern Vietnam, sending the convicted child molester into an uncertain future after nearly three years of confinement.
Meet The New "Amazing Race" Teams An ex-NFL player and his estranged wife, a former Dallas Cowboys cheerleader and her actor brother, recent divorcees, a pair of Southern belles and fraternity brothers are among the 11 two-person teams setting sights on the finish line.
"The Fonz" In Bronze! Milwaukee is dedicating a statue of the famed "Happy Days" cast member Arthur "Fonzie" Fonzarelli, and many cast members were there for the ceremony. So was The Early Show's Debbye Turner Bell.
Robert Downey Jr. Turns To Comedy Actor Robert Downey Jr. sat down with Early Show co-anchor Harry Smith to discuss the buzz around his comedic role in "Tropic Thunder."
"Thunder" Claps "Knight" Off Perch The comedy took the weekend box office crown, after the Batman flick had won it four weeks in a row.
New Details: Madonna's Birthday Bash Madonna's 50th birthday bash, organized by her hubby Guy Ritchie, was a "low key" affair, People reports. "It was a small party," a source confirms to the magazine. "A private event for her close family and friends." Madonna's daughter Lourdes...
ALMA Honors The "Ugly" And The Talented "Ugly Betty" and its star, America Ferrera, took top honors Sunday at the 2008 ALMA Awards, which recognize achievements by Hispanic artists.
At 50, Fountain Of Youth Still Flows Jess Cagle, executive editor of People Magazine and an Early Show contributor, sat down with Early Show co-anchor Julie Chen to get the scoop on some women who are 50 and fabulous.
Help Wanted: Soap Opera Seeks Iraq War Vet "All My Children" has launched a broad search to fill the role of an injured Iraq war veteran, inviting soldiers to contact the show's New York casting director.
DeGeneres, De Rossi Wed In Calif. In the biggest celebrity union since California legalized same-sex marriage, Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi wed in an intimate ceremony at their Beverly Hills home, People and Us Magazine reported.
Bono Blamed For Online U2 Song Leak The next time U2 manager Paul McGuinness wants to rant about music piracy on the Internet, he may have to add his own boss to his list of targets.
Second Cup Cafe: Los Lonely Boys Los Lonely Boys, who won a Grammy in 2005 for their hit song "Heaven," visited The Early Show's "Second Cup Caf " to share their latest single, from their third album, "Forgiven," as well as "Heaven."
Jack Black "Risks" Life For Laughs Comedic actor Jack Black, fresh off the box office smash "Kung Fu Panda," has found himself in the jungle yet again.
Madonna Sets Bar For 50-Plus Age Bracket As Madonna hits the half-century mark this weekend, she may be stepping into a role that even she, with all her marketing savvy, might not have dreamed up: poster child for the 50-and-fabulous set.
Buzz Briefs: Bill Murray, Nicole Richie Bill Murray jumps from plane. Nicole Ritchie helping moms in need. Jerry Lewis says gun in baggade was a gift. Bernie Mac roared in last "Madagascar" role. Atlanta Symphony holds off premier of Marsalis piece.
Trump Says He's Trying to Help Ed McMahon Donald Trump to the rescue! The venerable real-estate magnet wants to help Ed McMahon out of foreclosure. "I'm trying to help," Trump tells "The Insider"'s Pat O'Brien. "All I can do is try. He is a...
Christian Bale Escapes Assault Charges British prosecutors say Batman star Christian Bale will not face charges relating to an alleged assault on his mother and sister at the Dorchester Hotel on July 21.
Stiller Defends "Thunder" The movie is stirring controversy over its repeated use of the word "retard" and Robert Downey Jr. portraying a white actor playing a black man. Stiller stuck up for it, on The Early Show.
"Dallas" Cast Sets Sights On Southfork Time to saddle up and head back to Southfork.
Size-Zero Models Still OK In UK London Fashion Week organizers have dropped plans that likely would have barred many size zero models from the catwalk, saying industry executives around the world felt they were not needed.
50 Years Of Heart And Soul Alvin Ailey was a pioneer 50 years ago when he formed a small troupe of African-American dancers here in New York. Since then, the company has performed for some 21 million people.
Rock On! Museum Annex Coming To NYC The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is going on the road to New York - the city that spawned hip-hop and gave Bob Dylan and the Ramones their start.
Buzz Briefs: Hulk Hogan, John Cusack Hulk Hogan in divorce court; John Cusack's accused stalker to stand trial; The Who gives back; The Jonas Brothers rock; Nicole Kidman's family holiday and Zac Efron goes from "High School" to high speed.
Elvis' 1968 Comeback Celebrated The 40th anniversary of Elvis Presley's 1968 TV special is getting attention as fans gather in Memphis this week to mark the anniversary of the singer's death on Aug. 16, 1977.
"Thunder" Seamlessly Blends Comedy, Action "Tropic Thunder," Ben Stiller's extravaganza of a Hollywood satire, couldn't be any more "inside-baseball" if it contained references to the infield fly rule and Rule 5 draft picks.
"Tropic Thunder" R-Word Use Draws Ire Protestors stole the scene at the premiere of Ben Stiller's new comedy, "Tropic Thunder." They're upset about the repeated use of the word "retard" in the film, reports CBS' The Early Show correspondent Ben Tracy.
John Lennon's Killer Denied Parole Again John Lennon's killer, Mark David Chapman, was denied parole for the 5th time as the board said he remains a threat to the public. Chapman shot Lennon outside the former Beatle's NYC apartment in 1980.
Sam Ronson Goes On the Record About Lindsay Lohan In a new Harper's Bazaar article, Sam Ronson addresses the rumors that she and Lindsay Lohan are more than just BFFs. And the celeb DJ admits that she can’t help but be aware of all the rampant speculation. "Even the airport-security...
Paris Hilton sued over lack of publicity for film MIAMI (AP) _ Paris Hilton didn't do enough pledging for a 2006 sorority comedy, according to a lawsuit filed Tuesday. Worldwide Entertainment Group Inc. filed the lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Miami, alleging the 27-year-old...
Blake Lively Kisses and Tells! Life doesn't always imitate art. On-screen bad girl Blake Lively is actually a good girl off screen, she reveals in the all-new September issue of Cosmopolitan. "I've kissed just three people, other than stuff I've done for TV or...
Clay Aiken Heading Back to Broadway! Since becoming a proud poppa last week, Clay Aiken is tuning up for his Broadway return. The "American Idol" finalist will take to the stage in Monty Python’s Spamalot again this September, reprising his role of Sir Robin,...
Michelle Williams Changes Her Tune Her new album has pop/dance songs, not gospel. She spoke about it on The Early Show.
Fabian to be honored by Jimmy Stewart museum INDIANA, Pa. (AP) _ Fabian Forte will be honored by the museum dedicated to actor Jimmy Stewart. The 65-year-old singer-actor will receive the 2008 Harvey Award on Oct. 24 from the James M. Stewart Museum Foundation. The museum is in...
Official: Hayes Likely Died Of Stroke Isaac Hayes apparently died of a stroke, officials with the sheriff's department said Tuesday.
Buzz Briefs: Britney Spears, The Boss Britney Promotes VMAs; The Boss At The Super Bowl? Plus, "40-Year-Old-Virgin" actor arrested; Wynonna Judd give back; Madonna to tour with Givenchy; new lawsuit filed against Vanessa Hudgens and Mary-Louise Parker heads back to Broadway.
Johansson: 'Flattered' To Be Deemed Sexy The newly-engaged actress' third Woody Allen movie is hitting theaters. She's a big Obama backer. And she spoke about all that and more on The Early Show, with Bill Whitaker.
Jake Gyllenhaal's New Bod! All-new pic: Jake Gyllenhaal shows off his new fab abs in Africa as he and his favorite gal Reese Witherspoon spend some down time together on the set of his new movie, 'Prince of Persia.'
Angelina Jolie Replacing Tom Cruise in Spy Flick? Angelina Jolie is in talks to star in a movie originally intended for Tom Cruise, says Daily Variety. 'Edwin A. Salt' -- a title and script that will no doubt change if Angelina signs on -- is a thriller about a CIA officer who goes on the lam...
Will "Dark Knight" Be Biggest Draw, Ever? An expert assessed its chances of eclipsing "Titanic" And "Star Wars" at the box office.
Buzz Briefs: Hayden Panettiere, Hee Haw "Heroes" star Hayden Panettiere's dad busted. "Hee Haw" getting a revival. Elvis and Priscilla Presley getting the "Barbie" treatment.
Creditor sues Ed McMahon, wife, over $250,000 loan LOS ANGELES (AP) _ Ed McMahon is being sued by another creditor. Westmoore Lending of Huntington Beach, Calif., sued McMahon for more than $275,000 it says the pitchman and former "Tonight Show" sidekick owes from a 2006 loan. A growing...
Mental disability groups protest 'Tropic Thunder' LOS ANGELES (AP) _ "Tropic Thunder" is pushing the envelope too far for groups representing the mentally disabled. Dozens of people from organizations such as the Special Olympics and the American Association of People with Disabilities...
Loss Of Mac "Is Heaven's Gain" His TV wife, Kellita Smith, says the comic was "gentle," "incredible," "fun" and "amazing," and "took his time with everyone, which is something that, when you get to a certain place in this business, people don't really do."
Oscar-Winning Singer Isaac Hayes Dead Isaac Hayes, the pioneering singer, songwriter and musician whose relentless "Theme From Shaft" won Academy and Grammy awards, died, the Shelby County Sheriff's Office said. He was 65.
"Knight" Winning Streak Hits Four Weekends Its $26 million box office-topping weekend haul lifted "Dark Knight," the Batman sequel, to No. 3 on the all-time domestic box-office charts with $441.5 million, behind only "Titanic" ($600.8 million) and the original "Star Wars" ($461 million).
The Evolving, Enduring Stoner Movie As David Edelstein notes, the stoner action comedy Pineapple Express is the latest in a long line of pot-centric films that have both demonized and celebrated marijuana.
Bernie Mac's Family Expected Recovery Bernie Mac, the Emmy and Golden Globe nominated actor and comedian who worked his way to Hollywood success from an impoverished upbringing on Chicago's South Side, has died at age 50.
A-Rod Making Big Donation to Madonna's Charity? A new tie between Alex Rodriguez and Madonna has emerged. The New York Daily News' Rush & Molloy say that the Yankee all-star has agreed to donate hundreds of thousands of his baseball bucks to the Material Mom's charity, Raising...
New 'Magic Flute' has shadows and light VIENNA, Austria (AP) _ Good voices, masterful music from the orchestra pit, fanciful costumes and comic touches that had the audience laughing out loud were the highlights of Sunday's new production of Mozart's "The Magic Flute." But what...
Wendy Williams: Not Your Typical TV Host Hailed as "The Queen of Radio," radio personality/TV talk show host and New York Times best selling author Wendy Williams is determined to prove that her bark is worse than her bite.
Second Cup Cafe: Foreigner The year 1976 was splendid for Foreigner, which would become one of the most popular rock bands in the world.
Buzz Briefs: Sugarland, Bernie Mac A founder of the country band Sugarland is suing the two current members. Bernie Mac is in stable condition in the hospital with pneumonia. Mary J. Blige sued over tune used in iPod spot. Mr. Blackwell regains consciousness.
America Ferrera: A Rising Star Perhaps best known for her character on the TV show "Ugly Betty," actress America Ferrera is returning to the big screen once again in "Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2."
Cosmetics Giant Denies Beyonc Whitewash The ad, which shows Beyonce's wind-swept hair as a reddish blond shade with highlights, is in the September issues of Elle, Allure and Essence on stands now.
Ex-Bush Aide: "Swing Vote" Stole My Idea A former aide to President Bush filed a copyright lawsuit over the Kevin Costner and Kelsey Grammer movie "Swing Vote", claiming elements of its plot and marketing were stolen from him.

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